SS Edmund Fitzgerald: The Untold Story of the Great Lakes' Most Mysterious Shipwreck

· Sylvia Amata
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She was the pride of the Great Lakes. A 729-foot giant that had weathered countless storms and broken every shipping record on the water. On November 10, 1975, the SS Edmund Fitzgerald vanished in seven minutes, taking all twenty-nine crew members with her into the icy depths of Lake Superior.



No distress call. No time to abandon ship. No survivors to tell what happened.



Fifty years later, the question still haunts us: what really sank the Mighty Fitz?



This gripping account takes you inside the final voyage of America's most famous shipwreck. From the luxurious interior that rivaled ocean liners to the catastrophic storm that turned Lake Superior into a killing field, you'll discover the untold details that official reports left out. Meet the captain who refused to turn back, the families who fought for answers, and the investigators who uncovered a shocking pattern of corners cut and warnings ignored.



Was it massive waves that overwhelmed her deck? Structural failure that split her in two? A collision with an underwater shoal? Or something the shipping industry desperately wanted to keep quiet?



Through exclusive research and compelling storytelling, this book reveals the human stories behind the headlines, the systemic failures that made tragedy inevitable, and the legacy that changed maritime safety forever.



If you've ever wondered what really happened on that fateful November night, or why we still can't let go of Edmund Fitzgerald's story, this book will give you answers you won't find anywhere else. The truth has been waiting at the bottom of Lake Superior for fifty years. It's time to bring it to the surface.


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